IMT Verdict for Wilhelm Keitel
Keitel is found guilty on all four counts and receives a death sentence for his role in criminal military orders and aggressive war.
3 historical records in the World History Database Nuremberg collection.
Role in this collection: IMT Defendant
The collection identifies Wilhelm Keitel as IMT Defendant. Keitel is found guilty on all four counts and receives a death sentence for his role in criminal military orders and aggressive war.
Keitel is found guilty on all four counts and receives a death sentence for his role in criminal military orders and aggressive war.
At about 01:20 on 16 October 1946, Keitel was hanged in the Nuremberg Prison gymnasium shortly after von Ribbentrop, having delivered a final statement before the trap was released.
Keitel is executed by hanging for the crimes on which the International Military Tribunal convicted him.